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Obama 7 - now what?
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ScoobyDoo
NPC
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
I'm only aware of them doing that or trying to do that to companies that have received Federal Funds (i.e. bailout).
Is there another example I am not aware of?
I'm only aware of them doing that or trying to do that to companies that have received Federal Funds (i.e. bailout).
Is there another example I am not aware of?
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
You are arguing with people who think Atlas Shrugged is a documentary.
You are arguing with people who think Atlas Shrugged is a documentary.
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
Nope, but is there legislation as part of the Bailout/Stimulus that allows Uncle Sam to set the rate of compensation for a corporation's management? I'm curious if the administration is running around half cocked.
ScoobyDoo
NPC
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
I'm all for it if they have to bail you out. Private company wants to stay private then they shouldn't get tax dollars.
I'm all for it if they have to bail you out. Private company wants to stay private then they shouldn't get tax dollars.
rufus
rock and roller
ScottM
**** it feels good to be a bankster
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
I don't know, but it'll be fun watching the brain drain from the TARP babies, especially BofA, Citi and AIG to their competitors over the next few months.
I don't know, but it'll be fun watching the brain drain from the TARP babies, especially BofA, Citi and AIG to their competitors over the next few months.
GreatLakerMohawk
Mushroom Cloud-Laying Mofo
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
These f-cking loons that adopted Rand's work as their new Bible tick me right off. Jesus, some of us have actually read all of it and that's why we're completely disinterested in both sides of the political fence.
You are arguing with people who think Atlas Shrugged is a documentary.
These f-cking loons that adopted Rand's work as their new Bible tick me right off. Jesus, some of us have actually read all of it and that's why we're completely disinterested in both sides of the political fence.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
This is targeted and does the government have the constitutional power to do this? Strangely, if the Congre$$ passes a special income tax on employees of TARP recipients who make more than the President, then it would be legal.
Nixon. But was it constitutional? Though some will argue that it was for everyone, not a targeted group, thus "legal"." I was a young'n back then and did not fully understand what was going on.
This is targeted and does the government have the constitutional power to do this? Strangely, if the Congre$$ passes a special income tax on employees of TARP recipients who make more than the President, then it would be legal.
Handyman
Hug someone you care about...
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
Maddow had TPaw on a couple of times she also had on McCain's daughter and a couple former Bush cabinet members...and that is just in the last few months. I can't say anything about Olbermann I would never purposefully watch his show.
Maddow had TPaw on a couple of times she also had on McCain's daughter and a couple former Bush cabinet members...and that is just in the last few months. I can't say anything about Olbermann I would never purposefully watch his show.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
Ike did too, on "industries vital to national security" (coal, steel, etc). The feds have also prohibited the right to strike in certain industries, which oddly enough right wing constitutional scholars never quite got around to challenging.
Silly rabbit, property rights are the only real rights.
Ike did too, on "industries vital to national security" (coal, steel, etc). The feds have also prohibited the right to strike in certain industries, which oddly enough right wing constitutional scholars never quite got around to challenging.
Silly rabbit, property rights are the only real rights.
Terrierbyassociation
Fight Cancer, Wherever You Find It
Patman
Rodent of Unusual Size
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
http://hotair.com/archives/2009/10/21/palin-haters-to-release-lookalike-attack-book-on-nov-17/
are democrats so insecure in their supposed political and intellectual superiority that they have to release a book with a nearly identical title and cover the same day as Palin has her book release?
http://hotair.com/archives/2009/10/21/palin-haters-to-release-lookalike-attack-book-on-nov-17/
are democrats so insecure in their supposed political and intellectual superiority that they have to release a book with a nearly identical title and cover the same day as Palin has her book release?
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
Two thoughts. First, Palin's book was initially supposed to be entitled "A Steaming Pile from a Smarmy Smile," so this may have been a coincidence. Second, if you wanted to make a little money on the basic intelligence level of a Palin supporter, this might be one way to do it.
Two thoughts. First, Palin's book was initially supposed to be entitled "A Steaming Pile from a Smarmy Smile," so this may have been a coincidence. Second, if you wanted to make a little money on the basic intelligence level of a Palin supporter, this might be one way to do it.
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Patman
Rodent of Unusual Size
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
Still, for somebody who is supposed to be irrelevant there seems to be an awful lot of people who seem to care about her.
I think most people go to pick up the book on the shelf because they have a good idea of what's in it. Most people don't expect others to hate so much that they'd go out and perpetrate a fraud on the consumer. Maybe we should start switching the milk at the grocery store with some water-cut glue?
edit: or some thinned down non-toxic paint.
Still, for somebody who is supposed to be irrelevant there seems to be an awful lot of people who seem to care about her.
I think most people go to pick up the book on the shelf because they have a good idea of what's in it. Most people don't expect others to hate so much that they'd go out and perpetrate a fraud on the consumer. Maybe we should start switching the milk at the grocery store with some water-cut glue?
edit: or some thinned down non-toxic paint.
ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
What you're thinking of is that very few people take her seriously.
She's not irrelevant. She alternates between interesting and downright entertaining.
What you're thinking of is that very few people take her seriously.
Patman
Rodent of Unusual Size
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
Same difference... why do Democrats care so much? They seem to be angered by her mere existence. The mention of her sets off something awful in people.
Same difference... why do Democrats care so much? They seem to be angered by her mere existence. The mention of her sets off something awful in people.
Re: Obama 7 - now what?
Liberals hate Palin because she is a conservative female. Plain and simple. Nobody has ever attacked her on her ideals. Just the image portrayed by the media and the left.
Liberals hate Palin because she is a conservative female. Plain and simple. Nobody has ever attacked her on her ideals. Just the image portrayed by the media and the left.
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